When Do Samoyeds’ Ears Begin to Stand Up?

Samoyeds generally begin to erect their ears at about 3 months of age, though some individuals start earlier or later due to variation. Calcium deficiency can delay or prevent the ears from standing, so the owner must provide balanced nutrition and avoid calcium shortage. During the ear-erecting period, feed more calcium-rich foods and allow more sunlight to help the Samoyed’s ears stand up faster.